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School safety bill to be signed into law in New York

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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is set to sign legislation that aims to strengthen school building safety into law Thursday morning. The bill is called Alyssa's Law. It requires New York school districts to at least consider installing silent panic alarm systems in schools. It has already passed in New Jersey and Florida and has been championed by the group Make our Schools Safe.
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